By Charles W. Forsythe, The Forsythe Firm, Huntsville, AL There are a few changes to Social Security disability (SSDI) in 2026. For one, the definition of Significant Gainful Activity (SGA) goes from $1,620 per month to $1,670 per month. This is the limit for wages you may earn while on, or applying for, SSDI benefits. Once you reach earnings of $1,670 per month you are considered to be engaged in SGA and are not eligible for SSDI benefits. 8 out of 10 initial Social Securi

By: Charles W. Forsythe, The Forsythe Firm, Huntsville, AL If you have recently been denied Social Security disability benefits (SSDI), there is still a way to be approved and get paid. The denial is NOT final and probably can be reversed and your claim PAID using an the appeal system. You may recover thousands of dollars in past due benefits! One of our clients recently recovered more than $150,000 in past due benefits. HERE ARE 2 KEYS TO AN EFFECTIVE APPEAL The appeal m

Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) can feel like navigating a maze. The denial rate for new disability claims is around 15 percent, so most applicants will face initial rejection. Understanding the main reasons behind these denials can help you prepare a stronger case and improve your chances of approval on appeal. This post breaks down the most common causes of denial and offers practical advice on how to overcome them. Lack of Sufficient Medical Eviden